Mexico

Co-creating “women’s circles” with community health workers and training them to facilitate groups that will provide mental health care with a gender lens.

Establishing innovative ways of bringing palliative and supportive care to people with dementia, and developing tangible policies or strategies that raise awareness of advanced directives.

Working to push for fiscal and economic justice in Mexico and Latin America, from a human rights and inequalities perspective.

Challenging the poor working conditions and human rights violations for workers in platform economies, and presenting alternatives for decent work and ethical consumption.

Developing strategies to reduce the gaps in the Mexican health system to provide quality pediatric care in marginalized areas through the inclusion of health personnel such as local physicians, nurses and community health workers.

Improving prevention, diagnosis and treatment strategies for older adults living with HIV and HIV-associated neurocognitive disorder. Promoting dementia awareness and early diagnosis in Mexico.

Part of 10/66 Dementia Research Group, carrying out population-based research into dementia in low- and middle-income countries.

Working on a deconstruction of myths of meritocracy and other narratives that justify inequality, with academic research, activism and dissemination though social networks.

Developing a strategy for reforming school-based health and physical activity in U.S. schools.

Undertaking public health research related to nutrition, aging and cognitive function in older adults, with the aim of developing effective nutritional interventions.